Indonesia Customs strengthens supervision to ensure 336 trillion tax revenue target

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Indonesia's Directorate General of Customs and Excise, Ministry of Finance, has announced that it willStrengthening import and export supervision in a comprehensive mannerto ensure that the 2026Customs and excise revenue target of Rp 336 trillionSuccessfully reached.

From 2026, the government plans toNew export taxes on coal and goldThe Customs Department will synchronizeUpgrading the quality of supervisionImplementationRisk-based enforcement modelmergeExpanding the base for collection of customs, export and excise dutiesThe

The Director General of User Communication and Guidance, Directorate General of Customs and Excise, Ministry of Finance, said that in the area of import duties, the department will focus on building a **"Smart Customs" system** based on artificial intelligence technology, which will be applied toDuty-paid price review, commodity classification, FTA implementation and risk channel identificationand other core businesses.

He emphasized that with the help ofOptimization and upgrading of intelligent scanning devicestogether withArtificial Intelligence Risk ProfilingThe system can be effectively curbed.Understatement of prices, false declarations and tax leakageand other violations.

In terms of export taxes, the Customs Department will passExpansion of new taxable commodities such as gold and coalExpanding revenues and relying onLaboratory modernizationtogether withPersonnel capacity enhancementReinforcementTraceability Supervision System for Export Commodities. Previously, the Minister of Finance had issued the Minister of Finance Regulation No. 80 of 2025.Provisions related to gold export tax effective December 23, 2025The

(indicates contrast)Rules relating to coal export taxThe current situation is still in theIntersectoral consultation phaseThe consultations involved a number of agencies, including the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, the Ministry of Trade, and the Directorate General of Economic Strategy and Taxation of the Directorate General of Finance, and covered a wide range of topics.Authorization of commodity customs codes, setting of export duty rates and establishment of export benchmark pricesand other key matters, which were originally scheduled to fall into place in early 2026.

In the area of excise, regulatory focus will be on thejoint special operationCracking downIllicit tobacco products; while promoting artificial intelligence-basedExcise Duty Stamp Ordering Supervisory SystemBy means of theReducing the flow of illicit cigarettes and improving corporate complianceto increase tax revenues, andNo additional tax rate increases to burden the marketThe

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